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Does this mean the end of the double-O program?

• benten10 11y ago
  The double-O program was mostly a relic of the cold war era that, while may have been in vogue during the dying Yeltsin years and the earlier Bush years, has been getting outdated. There are obviously places that would gain from it, but we have developed more efficient means to complete the same objectives, without as much collateral damage and project bloat, if you get what I mean. The world of 2015 is agile, and quick-moving than the antiquated world of double-O program, which seemed to exist solely to justify the vast amount of infrastructure and manpower needed to support it. To put it differently, double-O program was mostly a jobs program (in terms of support staff), is not at all as glamorous as new recruits are originally made to believe, and it may be the right time for us to finally abandon the double-O frame of mind.
  • Avalaxy 11y ago
    Nice try, C.
    • escapologybb 11y ago
      Nah, if that was C he‘d be writing in green ink[1]. Personally I blame the Chinese. [1]: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/law-and-order/5918467/MI6-boss-Sir-John-Scarlett-still-signs-letters-in-green-ink.html http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/law-and-order/5918467...
• zeristor 11y ago
  Not if you're Hornby compliant